Dear FSL,

after your fiasco with the malware in your A320 installer, I wonder whether the problems with Spotlights and several anti virus solutions are also caused by some kind of illegal software? Just asking

3 hours ago, Hinrich Kaestner said:

Dear FSL,

after your fiasco with the malware in your A320 installer, I wonder whether the problems with Spotlights and several anti virus solutions are also caused by some kind of illegal software? Just asking

Dear Hinrich,

there's no DRM included in the Spotlights installer - in fact, Spotlights installs freely for all and only requires registration if you're going to use it outside the A320 or Concorde (with other aircraft).

9 minutes ago, Lefteris Kalamaras said:

Dear Hinrich,

there's no DRM included in the Spotlights installer - in fact, Spotlights installs freely for all and only requires registration if you're going to use it outside the A320 or Concorde (with other aircraft).

As a customer that paid for you product for Prepar3D and updated to v4, installed it a couple of times due to different reasons, new computer and others, uninstalled right now and installed new downloaded 232 file.

Do I have to worry about any other issues?

Do I need to change my passwords in my computer and visited webs where I used a password?

In that case, would it be affected also a computer using the same wifi or only the computer where software is installed?

I don't understand about those kind of things but the more I read, the more I get worried about it. 

Thanks very much.

6 hours ago, Lefteris Kalamaras said:

Dear Hinrich,

there's no DRM included in the Spotlights installer - in fact, Spotlights installs freely for all and only requires registration if you're going to use it outside the A320 or Concorde (with other aircraft).

Hi Lefteris,

thank you very much for the answer. It is much appreciated.

Hi @Iñigo Bayo

To clarify, none of yours or any other customers' personal data was ever compromised.  As long as you did not install using pirated credentials -  then you have nothing to worry about.

4 hours ago, Norman Blackburn said:

Hi @Iñigo Bayo

To clarify, none of yours or any other customers' personal data was ever compromised.  As long as you did not install using pirated credentials -  then you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks for your answer.

A couple of months ago I was stolen via a credit card only used for buying sim software and I was told that hackers use some webs to scan for credit card numbers. 

After reading so many and different comments I was worried to suffer same situation again so it is great to read your answer.

Regards.